Judith the Redguard Ronin
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About this mod Machine translation
Added samuari tanks as followers.
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This is another original character concept. As I write this, I have several versions of her in my head for 6 years. I've made versions of her in other games (just like the character I played). I couldn't pass up the opportunity to create her once the hair she was using was available. In this iteration of hers, Judith is the tank character. She is also very strong and fast. Over time, her sword deals damage and doesn't run out of charges. Her story is what I make up for for Skyrim, but her overall concept is just in design and personality (turns out, she was meant to be in a modern or near-future setting).
Backstory
Judith was orphaned at an early age in Hammerfeldt. She didn't like the idea of being trapped in an orphanage, so she ran away the same day she was sent there. In Lainlyn, another city on the coastal Illiac Bay, she was a street urchin who occasionally stole food or hunted down rats for a few coins for the local shopkeepers. The older children often tried to take away her money, but she quickly learned how to protect herself.
One day, while wandering the streets, she encountered a group of men with slit throats who threatened foreign children her age. Before men could stab foreigners, she always carried a heavy broken mace handle with her and struck one over the head. The other two cutthroats fled in fear and she grabbed the child's hand and ran in the opposite direction before the guards noticed. It turned out that this foreigner was not a commoner, but the son of a wealthy silk merchant. They were Akaviri, who was in Hammerfell with his parents to see if they could do business there. When the parents heard about what Judith had done to save their only son, they insisted on rewarding her with gold. She refuses to take so much gold and is only willing to spend enough money.
Over the years, Judith and the boy grew closer. She quickly became friends with other family members and servants. The father is a cousin of the royal family, so they are not ordinary nobles. Judith quickly befriended the captain of the guard at their estate and learned to be a warrior. Even though she was a girl and a foreigner, they made an exception for her because of how she saved the boy's life. This also made her his personal bodyguard. Her many different skills and training came in handy many times as she escorted him around the world. As teenagers, they finally admitted their feelings for each other and hoped to get married one day. Unfortunately, his parents have arranged for him to marry another girl into their house when he comes of age.
When she came of age, she quietly left the country and returned to Hammerfeldt. She didn't want to endure the sadness of being around him and being unable to be with him, nor did she want to keep him away from his duties. She eventually starts wandering off to different places, usually as a sales pitch for people she thinks are worthy. Her katana is made of a strange metal said to have come from a rock that fell from the sky. Legend has it that it changes name and properties based on the current mood of the new owner when they acquire it. The sword was promised to her by her mentor, the guard who taught her how to fight. She took the sword the night she left her family. In the dream, the sword shows her a new name, "Zetsubo", or despair.
Features
Judith’s Statistics
Gender: Female Number: Female Commander
Body: Custom UUNP special body
Class: Samurai Heavy Tank
Battle: Magic Katana Slash
Likes: poetry, sailing
Dislikes: Political issues
Location
Loneliness outside the Blue Palace
Require
horizon
XP32 Max Skeleton – XPMS
HDT Physics
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.